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Vancouver man, Ben Mizrachi, killed by Hamas in Israel: school head

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 10 Oct, 2023 10:32 AM
  • Vancouver man, Ben Mizrachi, killed by Hamas in Israel: school head

A 22-year-old Vancouver man has been killed in southern Israel after Hamas militants launched a series of deadly attacks on Saturday. 

Premier of British Columbia, David Eby expressed his heartfelt sorrow over the tragic death of the 22 year old.

The head of the King David High School in Vancouver confirmed in a Facebook post that former student Ben Mizrachi was gunned down while attending a music festival in southern Israel. 

The statement says Mizrachi was larger than life, with a big personality. 

It says a funeral will take place Wednesday in Israel. 

More coming. 

 

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